Galileo Galilei Popular Song Rankings [2026]

For now,Galileo Galilei22rank/position

Galileo Galilei – For Now, For the Time Being (Official Music Video)

A coming-of-age love song that emotionally captures the delicate feelings of adolescence.

It’s a track by Galileo Galilei, a rock band from Hokkaido, released in April 2025 as a tie-in for the original art exhibition of the popular manga “Blue Box.” The airy, translucent vocals and lyrical guitar sound seem to gently embrace the hazy emotions lingering in your heart.

It’s a song that will resonate with anyone who struggles to put their feelings into words in love, or who is troubled by the distance between themselves and the one they care about.

WednesdayGalileo Galilei23rank/position

Galileo Galilei “Wednesday”

I’m captivated by the mysterious synth sound, and the distinctive guitar riff that keeps coming back sticks in my ears.

It’s about three and a half minutes long, but it feels like it goes by even faster.

It’s a beautiful track that refreshes the soul and seems perfect for a crisp morning.

It’s included on the 4th album, “Sea and The Darkness.”

swanGalileo Galilei24rank/position

Galileo Galilei “Swan – Live at Zepp Tokyo, April 28, 2012”

It’s a melodic, mellow track that quietly builds as it moves toward the chorus, unleashing a powerful, thick swell like a great wave.

Even if you’re relaxing and sinking into the pleasant performance, it’s sure to stir your heart!

FantasistGalileo Galilei25rank/position

Galileo Galilei – Fantasist (Official Music Video)

A song by Galileo Galilei that portrays the boundary between fantasy and reality.

Included on the album “MANSTER,” this track delicately expresses the struggles of a dreamer.

Through fantastical figures like clowns, monsters, and aliens, it questions the complexities of human relationships and society.

Released in September 2024, the work was ambitiously conceived with the simultaneously released “MANTRAL” under the theme of two sides of the same coin.

A music video was also unveiled, showcasing the band’s new challenges.

Recommended for those who want to resonate with lyrics that traverse the border between the real and the unreal.

The Traveler Searching for Four-Leaf CloversGalileo Galilei26rank/position

Galileo Galilei 'The Four-Leaf Search Traveler'

The title track of the 2nd single.

Despite its refreshing feel, the intro and key sections feature intricate rhythms, with dynamic shifts throughout that make it a very pleasant listen.

It makes you want to start something new, so listening on a weekend morning feels like a great way to spend the day productively.

After the Storm (Acoustic Session)Galileo Galilei27rank/position

Galileo Galilei 'After the Storm (Acoustic Session)'}

This is the acoustic version of the theme song for Studio Colorido’s latest theatrical release, “Typhoon Noruda.” The light, gentle acoustic guitar feels very pleasant, with electronic drums adding a bright touch.

It’s also nice that it sounds like it’s being sung out on a wide-open plain.

The lifespan of loveGalileo Galilei28rank/position

Galileo Galilei 'Lifespan of Love'

This is the song that was used as the ending theme for the anime Magic Kaito 1412.

The pleasantly resonant sound makes it a track that feels very much like Galileo Galilei.

It seems to be a wholehearted piece they had been nurturing for a long time!